AI video platform that turns long videos into captioned, auto-reframed viral clips and posts them to social on a schedule — clip, edit, and publish from one place.
Last verified · 2026-08-16 · by Moe Ameen
Kasi AI (kasi.one, from Kasi Studio, Inc.) is an AI video platform that turns long-form footage into short, engagement-focused clips and posts them to social — the whole loop from raw video to published short in one workspace. You drop in a video or paste a link, and it finds the moments most likely to travel, cuts them into vertical clips, adds captions, and reframes each one to fit the destination feed. Its own framing is "long videos into viral clips while you sleep."
Around that clipping core sits an editing and distribution layer. Kasi bundles an AI video editor with motion graphics, a highlights maker, and a virality-scoring feature that estimates how a clip is likely to perform before you post it. On the output side it publishes to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and other social accounts with a built-in scheduler, so the pitch is "post every day without showing up every day." It also gives you in-workspace access to AI models for generating images and video, so some net-new asset creation happens alongside the repurposing.
Pricing is credit-based across a Free tier and paid Creator, Pro, and Enterprise plans. The Free plan runs on a small one-time credit grant with a watermark, 720p downloads, and clips that expire after a few days; paid plans add the editor, watermark-free export, social posting and scheduling, higher resolution, more connected accounts, and longer storage, with Enterprise adding API access. Credit allowances, prices, and limits change, so confirm the current numbers on the live pricing page before you commit.
The honest scope: Kasi AI is a clip-first engine with a scheduler bolted on. It is strong at turning footage you already have into a steady feed of captioned shorts, and it reaches a handful of social destinations. It is not built to generate a full slate of net-new formats — persona/avatar talking-head video from a script, brand-exact carousels, quote graphics, blog articles, and newsletters — or to enforce a persona's face and voice across every one of them. Feed it recordings and it keeps you posting; ask it to originate a week of multi-format, on-brand content and it runs out of runway.
Kasi AI is built to run one loop on autopilot: take footage you already recorded, cut it into scored clips, and drip them to a few feeds while you sleep. That loop only turns as long as the archive lasts. The week you don't film — the launch week, the busy week, the between-projects week — Kasi has nothing to cut and the feed goes quiet. [Kompozy](/) is the engine that keeps producing when the footage runs out, because it *generates* content rather than only repurposing it: [Persona Shorts](/glossary/persona-shorts) and [Persona Frames](/glossary/persona-frames) talking-head video from a script with a face-locked avatar, brand-exact [Carousels](/glossary/hyperframes), [Quote Graphics](/glossary/output-buckets), Photo Posts, Blog Articles, and Email Newsletters — the formats a clipper structurally can't make from a source it doesn't have.
Use both together and the handoff is clean. Pull your best Kasi clip and bring it into Kompozy, and one moment fans into a whole content unit: the clip for short-form, plus a carousel that breaks the point into slides, a quote card from the line that landed, a blog recap for search, and a newsletter section — every asset written in your voice through the [Persona Brief](/glossary/persona-brief), reframed per platform, and pushed through a per-post review gate or on [Autopilot](/glossary/autopilot). Kasi reaches TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram; Kompozy fans the same set across the eight social platforms plus blog and email from one queue. Let Kasi mine your recordings into a clip feed; let Kompozy turn each clip into branded multi-format posts and generate the video, images, and copy you never filmed.
Kasi AI (kasi.one, from Kasi Studio, Inc.) is an AI video platform that turns long-form videos into short, captioned, auto-reframed clips and posts them to social on a schedule. You drop in a video or link and it finds the best moments, cuts vertical clips, adds captions, scores them for virality, and can publish to TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram.
It clips, edits, and posts. Kasi analyzes a long video, extracts the moments most likely to perform, captions and reframes them, and — on paid plans — lets you edit with motion graphics and auto-publish to connected social accounts via a scheduler. It also gives you in-workspace access to AI models for generating images and video.
Its core job is repurposing footage you already have — it cuts clips from a video you upload. It bundles access to some AI generation models, but it is not built to originate a full slate of net-new formats like persona/avatar talking-head video, brand-exact carousels, blogs, and newsletters from scratch. For that kind of generation, you need an engine like Kompozy.
Kasi AI is credit-based with a Free tier and paid Creator, Pro, and Enterprise plans. The Free plan has a small one-time credit grant, a watermark, 720p downloads, and clips that expire after a few days; paid plans add the editor, watermark-free export, scheduling, higher resolution, and more connected accounts. Credit allowances and prices change, so check the live pricing page.
Kasi publishes to a handful of connected accounts. To reach all nine destinations and turn one clip into many formats, bring the export into Kompozy — it fans the clip into carousels, quote cards, blogs, and posts in your voice, generates the video and images you did not film, reframes each asset per feed, and schedules across the eight social platforms plus blog and email.